Sentence examples for prone to classifying from inspiring English sources

Women were among groups prone to classifying housework as moderate to vigorous physical activity.

It has also been proved that discriminant models that include bovids as a part of an extant data set are prone to classify the fossil taxa as browsers when hypsodonty is included [ 7].

In 1999, the Drug Enforcement Administration deemed it a drug prone to abuse, and classified it as a Schedule III Controlled Substance.

The causative X-linked factor (named skew by Noor and Coyne 1995) was mapped to the proximal end of the X chromosome, but sample sizes were small, and an error-prone protocol was used to classify sex ratio biased vs. even families, so this mapping must be considered to be exploratory.

We use a second metric based on the information gain, which we call the risk factor, to classify trajectories as being either risk-prone or risk-averse.

Thus, both DSM-IV and LCA are prone to error if they are classifying people with a disorder that exists on a theoretical continuum.

Biographies are difficult to classify.

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A warning system based solely on how widely a virus has spread but that does not consider the nature of the illness it causes is intrinsically flawed because it is prone to false positives: it would classify as "pandemics" the frequent but largely inconsequential outbreaks of virus-caused colds and gastroenteritis.

If subjects were classified as prone to risk as a result of their lottery games, the mean WTP/QALY increased an average of 264% (CI 95%: 42 490%).

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